encapsulates just about everything that's driving us higher, much higher than people believed possibly coming into 2013. intrigued? all right, so what did we hear today? we heard as january goes, so goes the rest of the year. we know that of the 11 times since 1950 that the s&p 500 was up more than 5% in january, like this one, we had spectacular advantage for the rest of the year, 10 out of 11 of those times. let me tell you why my super bowl indicator could foretell why we may make 2013 the 11th of 12 years we've been up big after a bountiful january. it's not if the afc wins, the market goes higher, knucklehead prognostications. we don't let that kind of thinking going on on "mad money." no, my theory's based on geographical metaphors. the first, baltimore, home of the ravens. ironically named after the raven, written by edgar allen poe, also coincidentally the author of the purloined letter. when you think of baltimore, you think of grit, of old line businesses that make things, smokestacks, yes, aging, but still powerful american industrial and manufacturing might. then there's san franc
